Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-20

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father-in law on North street, return
ed to his duties on Tuesday.
We sympathize with our friend, f.
o. Hostcrman, the postmaster at Fled
ler, Haines township, in the loss of his
only child by death. mention Of which
is made In the Aaronsburg items.
The number of tenant houses in
Millheim seems inadequate to the de-
inand. Some Of our enterprising and
wealthy citizens should build few
dozen houses. There is still room.
"A gentleman from Shamokin, by
the name of Haas, was here last week
with the intention Of buying j. w.
Snook's store business. Up to this
Writing however the store is not sold.
The appeal of the editors of the
keystone Gazette, Bellefonte, to their
patrons, reached us too late for publica'
ton last week. We insert it this week
and hope those addressed will respond
readily.
-Ex-Governor Curtin has had an
operation performed on his right eye,
which had been sightless for 20 years.
The operation was successful and Hon.
Curtin again rejoices In the possession
of two good eyes.
The many friends os Mrs. Margar'
ct Stover, residing with her daughter
| Mrs. Geo. Ulrich on Main street, will
be sorry to hear that the old lady's
health is not good at all and that most
of her time she is confined to bed.
LOST. T.-Henry Reinhart, Esq, drop
ped Rubber coat between this place
and Coburn, going home by the Pine
Greek road. The finder will receive
reward of $l.00 by returning it to
the owner near Woodward, or by leav-
lug it at this Office.
Soon the time will be here when
people think of going west. If in need
of good Trunk or Satchel go to j. w.
Stover's. on Main street. 1t will te to
your interest to examine his stock of
trunks and satchels aud learn his piices
before going elsewhere.
-Iryin J. Miller, who about two
years ago emlgrated to Castleton, Gun
nison Co., Colo, and who is son Of
Daniel Miller of Woodward, Pa, writes
US that he IS a Colorado COW boy and is
getting 500 a month and board. He
says he is getting along swimmingly.
The Abilene Daily Gazette says that
Rev. J. A. Bright, of Abilene, Kansas,
was recently elected Chaplain of the
House of Representatives of the state
of Kansas. Rev. Bright being a--form-
er Centre countian this will be pleas
ing piece of news to his friends here.
abouts.
During Prof. George P. Bibles en-
gagement at the Normal school in
Lock Haven, the local columns of the
Centre Democrat. Bellefonte, are under
the charge of j. Swavely the foreman
of the ofce. That department will
certainly not suffer in the hands of Mr..
Swavely, as he is a good local scribe.
The conncil committee on revision
of borough ordinances is busily engag-
ed in their work and we may soon look
for a clear and comprehensive set OF
ordinances which are to be printed and
distributed in convenient form.
And next in order will be the strict
enforcement Of the corrected boro law.
The new advertisement of the
Millheim Marble Works appears in this
issue. Messrs. Musser & Alexander,
the wide-awake proprietors, wish
the public to know that they are still
pushing the marble. e..business for all it's
worth and that means that they fur
nish the best work at the lowest prices.
Our townsman John Swartz, OF
North street. pulled stakes on Monday
and moved to place seyen miles north
west of I.aurelton, Union county. We
are sorry to lose John, as he has always
been a good and progressive citizen
and wholesouled fellow. We wish
him the best success in his new home.
Renews Her Youth.
Mrs Phoebe Chcsley, Peterson, Cla, Co.. To-
| wa, tells the following remarkable story, the
| tru h of which Is vOuched for by the residents
| of the town: i am 73 years DID, have been
| troubled with kidney complaint and lamenesS
| for many years; could not dress myself without
| help. Now am free from all pain and sore
| ness, and am able to do all my own house
work. / owe my thanks to Electric Bltters Tor
| nav! ing renewed my youth. and removed COM
| pletely all disease and pain"
| Try bottle, only soc at j Eisenhuh's Drug
| Store.
-Constipation has many victims, lard
the endeavor to find relief with the ca
thartic, the injection, the aparient and
laxative are distressing. These are re-
sorted to time and again, until the suf-
ferer is almost in despair, as lie gains
only Il brief respite.
BIZ taking Summons Liver Regulator,
| the bowels will he gently moved as nat
uraiiy as il no medicine had been taken;